Organic waste management that has not been optimally implemented remains one of the environmental challenges in rural areas, including Kepala Pasar Village, South Kaur District, Kaur Regency. Most residents still dispose of or burn organic waste without proper sorting and processing, resulting in environmental pollution while overlooking its potential economic and agricultural value. This community service program aimed to improve community knowledge and skills in processing organic waste into leachate as a liquid organic fertilizer. The program was conducted by the University of Bengkulu Student Community Service Program (KKN) Group 209 using a participatory-educative approach consisting of observation, educational outreach, hands-on training in leachate production, and evaluation. The activities were carried out in front of the KKN Group 209 post and involved local residents of Kepala Pasar Village. The results indicated an improvement in participants' understanding of organic waste segregation, the process of producing leachate, and its utilization as liquid organic fertilizer. Participants also showed high enthusiasm and active involvement throughout the activities. The practical training enhanced the participants' skills and encouraged them to independently apply simple organic waste processing techniques at the household level. This program is expected to become an initial step toward sustainable organic waste management while supporting a cleaner and more productive rural environment.